British Vs American Vocabulary UsageSet 7

1South Africa
2In the UK, you take a lift; in the US, you take an .....
3In England, primary education is provided by state schools run by the government and by ..... fee-paying schools.
4These outfits suit the invitation, except .....
5Which of these is NOT a place in town?
6Every evening, Chris and his friends go to the field to play .....
7Odd one out: A. gym / B. laboratory / C. canteen / D. community
8Go and see this person if you have problems with your teeth.
9I have been working for many years to pay off my trip to North America. After I work off my debt, I am free. I am an .....
10Grades obtained in the ..... courses are not counted for computation of grade point average, however are mandatory to pass as a partial fulfillment for award of degree
11What were the native Americans also known as?
12The abbreviation UK is a political term and short for "United Kingdom of Britain and Northern Ireland"
13Pick the correct words to complete the sentence.1. I'm hungry. Let's call ..... and order a sandwich.
14Pero significa:
15Ana Paula is learning about different nationalities. Which word doesn't belong in the group: Mexican, French, Germany, Polish?
16Senorita
17What do British people call this?
18What are "bucks"
19What is gaining unauthorised access to a computer system also known as?
20What type of words have a connotation of peasantry or "real people"?
21What is one human resource used by American Indians?
22The Bill of Rights is an ..... part of American law.
23Choose the odd one out.A. Hi B. Hello C. Hey D. Bye
24I'm only 17 years old but I just got to spend a year living in Paris! I was born in Helena, Montana. Is this person .....
25What is the UK equivalent of the word "biscuit"?
26Which one of the item below is not the places..
27Which of the following is NOT BrE?
28Do you own your apartment or are you a .....?
29Americans who opposed increased immigration to the US were called
30Fourth of July
31America has a president, the closest position to this in Canada is .....
32Snobby or uppity
33A mortgagor is also referred to as a .....?
34Dialectal words belong to standard words.
35This term is used to describe contexts, such as urban schools, where there are speakers of many different languages. It is sometimes used to describe a person who speaks several languages but is increasingly being replaced with plurilingual.
36The screen enlargement software helps deaf people.
37Me mom's mother
38II. Odd one out
39A landlord is also
40Francophone countries are those that speak Spanish.
41Choose the correct answer. 9. We don't have a (washing machine/ dishwasher). We wash the dishes by hand.
42Which term does NOT describe the government responsible for rules of an entire country?
43Which sentence uses American correctly?
44In the UK, you wait in a queue; in the US, you wait in a .....
45The brother of one's husband or wife.
46It is common place find mattress with cash hiden inside in the house of the .....
47Fill in the blank: When I got an ear infection my doctor wrote me a ..... for antibiotics.?
48These are the functions of social workers in children's welfare except for one.
49In British English, got is used where American English uses-
50Which month is NOT a cognate?
51Which of the following are examples of back-of-the-house employees?
52They are specialist in Physics Education and participates actively in international conferences as paper presentors.
53How do you say "Mayo" un English language?
54They grew up predominantly as "modern" kids in dual-income families where their parents were absorbed in consumerism.
55You go caroling, eat figgy pudding and celebrate Boxing Day the day after Christmas. Where do you live?
56The term 'statement of earnings' in USA as same as ..... in UK
57True or False: You would say 'We exchange gifts at Christmas' to talk about the general holiday season, but 'We open presents on Christmas Day' for the specific day.
58Which terms are NOT considered the "Immediate family" ?
59"Tetapi" means:
60Example of document, EXCEPT:
61Released on parole or acquitted after serving a prison term, or released on absolute pardon.